Singer 201-2
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66 - Horizontal Class 66 Bobbin Left Side - Tension on the front
15 (90 or 91) - Vertical Class 15 bobbin - left side - Tension on the Left
201 - Horizontal Class 66 Bobbin Left Side - Tension on the front - Oval spool pin plate on the top - 201-2 is the easiest to pick out, it will be the only front mount tensioner machine to have a potted motor. To me, the pillar looks a little straighter than a 66 too. vssmb.blogspot.com has info on identifying them too, as does Sandman-collectibles.com.
15 (90 or 91) - Vertical Class 15 bobbin - left side - Tension on the Left
201 - Horizontal Class 66 Bobbin Left Side - Tension on the front - Oval spool pin plate on the top - 201-2 is the easiest to pick out, it will be the only front mount tensioner machine to have a potted motor. To me, the pillar looks a little straighter than a 66 too. vssmb.blogspot.com has info on identifying them too, as does Sandman-collectibles.com.
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66 - Horizontal Class 66 Bobbin Left Side - Tension on the front
15 (90 or 91) - Vertical Class 15 bobbin - left side - Tension on the Left
201 - Horizontal Class 66 Bobbin Left Side - Tension on the front - Oval spool pin plate on the top - 201-2 is the easiest to pick out, it will be the only front mount tensioner machine to have a potted motor. To me, the pillar looks a little straighter than a 66 too. vssmb.blogspot.com has info on identifying them too, as does Sandman-collectibles.com.
15 (90 or 91) - Vertical Class 15 bobbin - left side - Tension on the Left
201 - Horizontal Class 66 Bobbin Left Side - Tension on the front - Oval spool pin plate on the top - 201-2 is the easiest to pick out, it will be the only front mount tensioner machine to have a potted motor. To me, the pillar looks a little straighter than a 66 too. vssmb.blogspot.com has info on identifying them too, as does Sandman-collectibles.com.
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Thanks Tammi. Seems your later model 15s had the same stitch length adjuster as the 201. I only have one model 15 and it's quite early.
201s I've found easy to recognise, but for certainty nothing beats looking up the serial number
201s I've found easy to recognise, but for certainty nothing beats looking up the serial number
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